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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

I should d, thus stranded IN tie desert; ] In
stinciiFgiy tcok from my Iockst fiuE 81 hhpfJ
Thougit 'clsving toba.c1 Lad brought With ne
from America. and BIZ 81 n rcguaiton ehss. IN
IsplAcing it beneath the folds % my garment y
scesisnisily fsll 20 the ground. near The osmsis
heal With the customary tfesfnee 81 mind % Al
eamels fJr eating uIon the slightest pfgvossfloo,
that animal Immediately swallowed the enurs
plug Ofcourss I expected he vouh te stk, AMI
ios-lbly die. Judge then my surprise ~ ncungh
once q wonderful change f0r tie better In his az
fsarance, and directly IL strAighisnsi BIC ds-
heated leg the hip-ioint few into Place vlih .
snap Ike ls<k-khiie lie ro-s u be fsst kheeled
for me 10 mount, which quickiy dbi, and svsJ
Ne few .ero.s The ,irsary saIls % my dsstlnatlon
Amer that always gave ny camel gcsi shss ?.
Tobacco tsfofe starting On aloarnsy VIII him' al
nstonishe.i my friends 20 tie rsrtlity 81 TIE
animals pace. The bfand usei, ~ the way, vas
'Hapry ihougit' wave line Ilss. male ~ TIE
WIi.sn a McCaliay Tolacco Co, 81 hddletssn.
Ola nat Il the Iarcst sni bet. bsing nee frOn
stisks ami stems. nI always Io.-es-es the moisisfs
a. ESSENTIAL o. good chewing tobacco. None other
flis the bli Ike Harry 1beught' Try u onte
yoar-elf. and yoa1i ssfes with me-" Ahsfoesn'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
EAST nETIIEL

Alder River Grange holds regular meet
Ing. the las, Saturday OF ever month.
Following are the officers Tor the ensuing
year
Master. y l. IiAines. Overseer. q kimhali
steward. 4 NJ nrown. ASH steward. charlie.
narker, Lecturer. . iiinkiey. chaplain, NJ :
kimball Treasurer. Mrs W % Holt, teefetsry
Nrs N brown. LAZY Asst stewart. Nfs 9 NJ
kimb,li. Pomona. Mrs q 4 BARKER Ceres MIS-
I'll iIaines. flofA. Mrs Dcnnis coles Gate
Keeper, WIN % Holt.
WIN. q. Holt keeps on hand good s1p'
ply OF groceries, etc, which he sells very
low al Grange prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
EAST HEBRON.

The Freewlu Church and Parish made
Rev. G. T. Keene . donation party Thurs
dsy, January l3ih, afternoon aud evening
They enjoyed very pleasant visit, and
len Mr.. keene proceeds In cash and pro-
duce % the amount OF $50.
II y. Merrill shipped carload OF ar.
PIES 90 marekt. Jan'y n; We think be vii
realize q good margin on his carload A. .
good part OF them were Spies, Kings and
DAldwins. and % extra quality.
Nathaniel keene aud wife returned u
their home q, West Poland. Tuesday.
william Brown slipped and fell Thurs
day, aud broke bis leg aud fractured his
hip, fears are entertained that IL viii prove
= fatal Injury.
Mrs. Asa Keene slipped and fell. sprain
Ing her wrist; tie doctor says IL IL worse
than = broken bone.
Scion ChAse's house, At Chase's Mills
Was burned Tuesday cause unknown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
AcuvK PtsufNg AND REtf,nLk

AIIINHs IItHINU M NhIIAHIt'
Soyes Drug Store, Norway, can always
se relied upon 10 carry In stock The pure.'
and best goods. AMI sustain The reputation
% being acilvc. pushing and reliahle. ~
recommending articles with well establish
"a mcfl, and such A. are popular. Having
the agency Tor the celebrated Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Colds
AMI Coughs. will sell Il on = positive guar
antee. L. will surely cure any ani every
Affection OF ihroai, lungs or chest, aud 10
order % prove our claim, We ask Jou Va
r.lI Ani rrf Trial Hottie. frre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
WEST SUMNER.

Travelling l. quite good here now.
The Staging school Ia well under way
with a good attendance.
Rev. y. Houghton preached The !unsra
sermon OF Rev. Geo.ge T.. FORBES here
There were = large number OF rels,l,e'
and friends present 20 look upon Tor TIE
last time . nan 90 truth ard honor.
John Heads little GIRL, Dot Il qult'
sick, bu, u Il hoPcd she will cone out al
right
Dr. Blsbee h,s quite an extensive prse
tlce In Peru and vicinity.
The G. A. r enteriAlnmsn, Was q sue
cess, everybody was there, - generail,
speaking.
The Circle had good turnout 10 ,hell
dance. Wednesday evenings ~ couples
wFrr present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
WEST PARIS.

The snow storm OF fhd,y has blocked
the roads 40 badly that bat little business
with out of town people will ba done for
the next few days.
Herbert Andrews, son OF Everett An
drews, one OF the noble young men Of Yves,
Paris. has by diligence and attention aud
faiihfulnsss 20 businsss, been apIointei by
Mr.. Klmbali a. foreman % his upholstery
department, with rise OF pay.
A. the yearly election Of officer, OF Graz
IT, Lodge 90 FREE Missions, The following
officers were elected.
Frank T. Mooney, NJ. Jesse Hove. bw l.
Pratt. J W. III Mn, SD, fmmons' j ID. L.
u ssan. Sec W l. Mooney, Treas.
Much sickness prevails and our doctors
are very busy.
'phsrosh next week.
Business AZ the chair factory Il very en-.
couraging indeed
Oar citizens have reasons 90 believe that
United States hliiers produce a nlserAhie
drunk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
RrMFORD POINT.

Cara Elliott. who spent short vaeA'
iiou A. home. returned 90 her school al
kuighttl.le saturday.
Frank Wilson. of OKfori, sp'ni lev
tays n town lAsi week.
Charles Klnhal los; a valuable horse
rcceuty.
Mr. Rev Elliott i with Der sou 10
Montana. sni writes very Interesting let
ters shout her winter home on Ia ranch.
EiBaNsou Is stopping In New YORK ihi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
BRYANTs POND.

Rev. T. &. GOODWIN AMI family have
moved % North SirAiford. y. II. The
baptist Society are about - locate another
pastor here. We are Informed.
Mfs. sophia II. CgshmAn, widow OF The
late IIofscs Cashman, died a. her home In
this village wednesday evening The i'm.
mediate cause % her death was dropsy,
though she hai been Ia poor health for .
number ~ years. she was member OF
TIE uuiversAllst Church a. this place. Ilei
funeral occurred 90 Friday, Rev. Mr. Tfask
% Gofham oiiiciaiing.
Rev. l.. II. Tabor i quite unwell sgaln
All unicr the care OF q physician.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
EAST SUMNER.


The cong1 and Baptist Circles have
each held entertainments recently, the
former 10 raise funds for purchasing eush-
ions fOr their church. the latter q raise
funds for new carpet-bO,h uf which
were successful api The objects desired ife
soon On be realized.
CD. Snail OF Cornish. has been Ia town
and purchased car load % young cattle.
which were shipped from Samuer station
on Friday last. The LOT comrrisei Is
head OF two.year.oli steers aud 1nryeM'
old steers.
Ephralm Russell. 0fmirly OF Hartford.
died on Monday. he i0ih Inst, ~ Tops
hs.i. sgci -
Sumner has rcslien, photograph artist
capable 81 doing excellent wofk. Ia the
person % Roscoe q. stephens
Transfers are busy lasi now around The
mills aud station. stocUA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
NEWRY


The new year has given U. some very
cold days lately silll, as whole. The VEL.
,her since o1r trst snow fail has been re-
markAhly Zoe. unasuAlly 80 by The absence
% heavy. driniug SHOWS, ani cold Wind
blows A. YET BAT little money has been
expended 10 these parts In keeping ihs
Highways open 10 travel
oxen are getilug down In price nearly
q level with TIE good old Democratic
time. % which Ne have heard so much
m. Philbrook bOushi OF Orin fosiei
last week nice pair Zee, cattle for one
hundred dollars. Mr.. Foster had bought
the same cattle few days before for nine
~ dollars
Miss DlanihA Powers OF hi. town VA
married. December a0th, 10 Ben amin Al
tflch % Coleorook. y. II. Mr.. Alirieh. u
i said, thinks % maklng hl. residence IL
this town permanently hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
WILSON'S MILLS.

Cola bat pleasant, mercury has been Al
q ani 1f be.ow three mornings The past
week
nr Cobb Ma In town Monday night
nr r. 4. Colby on TaesiAy All Wed.
nesiay, came ~ with n 4. Olson. who !.
taking sccoaut % stock A. ne Beflin Mills
House.
Iswe'ry AT watch p-iilcrs arc row
striking fOr the logging camps.
4 uiiic child living A. J. &. Beans died
Janyr. brsin fever wAs ne cause % her
death she sAs very pretty ani wise De
youd Der years. She bal Always been ten
ierly care or. Nv her foster parcnts, AID
her death IL severe blow - The family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
LOCKES MILLS.

Another cold wave reached here lasi
Sunday morning. the 9th; 10 was reported
% b. 50 degrees below zero.
Fredtie Tebbetts. Who hss been sick TOT
some time. Il worse sgAin; bis recovery 5
doubtful.
Nelson Bartlett o. Ets; Bethel i baJlng
potatoes here.
Marx Newell. from Milan. y. IL, Il Al
vOrk for Tsboets MFG Co, running The
oOlting sac In the saw mill.
Ne. n \. Rand. Who has BEN elected a.
one OF the Governors Councl. Il AZ Au-
gusts this week.
There will be q social dance al Tie III
Aorsm Hall nsxt Tharsdsy evening, The
10Th; good music 10 attendapcei AL are
cordially Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
NORTH PARIS.

Sir salllvan Andrews. ose OF oar oliss,
citizens. L. qulte sick
Il. W. Dunhan and Roscoe Taell have
gone % Winthrop o. buy COWS.
n l.. Barrett Ia nearly done buylng sp-
ples: be l. now loading = car with spple-
and POTATOES.
VIZ. Chllis has taken 100 drawing
birch - The chair factory.
Ernest Yields has taken unto himself q
helpmeei. ari on wednesday evening
made = grand reception for friends there
we're large number present and sooi
tine wAs hal ~ AL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
WFST UFTHFL.

Mullei-ln Bethel. January IN, John
Cobb % Sheiburnc. y a.. and Mss Eliza
r. Lowell 90 West Bethel 10 Mason,
January iiia. by Rev. A. II. William. John
whit % GueAf. Ani Miss EllA A. Briggs
90 West Bethel Thus 10 Is oar dangh-
tsrs lesve a.
Dr John = Allen % this village, i sell
log the Excelsior" Safety Gas Baruer,
ans silver piaiei ware.
y. W. Mason has gone 20 Berlir Fails,
y a.
Dr e. y Reed. 20 Hartford. was In town
lsst week selling his medicines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
SOUTH BETHRL.

COLI weather and plenty OIL ,Asrmom
sier almost % 40 below.
X J. Virgin has received large order
f1r poplar bowels. and Il flling part OF u
a. soon A. possible so a. % hold the order
A large owl visited tue hen house OF J.
O. Abbott one dsy last week and kllled
guinea and carried % ben, which h
dragged 20 the woods and bid uuier
siump trap was set urder The stump
AMI The nsxi morning the owl was In The
trap u measured 4 feet Inches across ih'
wiugs.
Another organ Il added 20 iae mgslsal
tenartment % this village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

oar dramatic company went % BstAsl
last Tuesday AMI presented TIE drama
"Comraiss~ a. RlAlto Hall. uuisr TIE aus.
plcss snd Tor ne benent % The q. A. Il
Post Al that pisce. They hst good
hoase. at we're Vel pleased with the
Trip Taey speak Win particular con-
mendaiina 90 tas excellent fare an care
fal atisnii0a which they received AZ ne
Bethel House. TaK ne troape male a
good impression Ia general i - b. lnfsfr-
81 from me report Which they briug that
the confaetor offrci then FRYE ride o.
Gofham. AMI tht All The passengers en-.
pressed desire % leave the train a. ne
sane slkilon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
EAST WATERFORD.

George. only son OF william Msserve
died Jan'y 5. aged about 6 years. The re
mains weru taken % Norway for burial
Mrs. Edward Hilton has an eryslpeis'
sore on her hand. which Is causing hei
considerable tr0uole.
Evsryboiyls busy hauling timber, wooo
etc.
Mrs. J. n. Baker IL with her mother
Mrs. Jane Plummer. who Il very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

Insure in the bes, and mos, reliable
companies ike the RoYNL lNrEMAL,
GuARDrAS. LANcAsmRK, FRE lSsuRANcE
ASSOCIATION. GERNAN AMERICAN, y. Y.
FRANKLN FIRE or PENNsYLyANIA, FIN
ASSOCIATION or PutADELrnIA. PENN-
sYIvANIA FEE. ard is. Co. STATE on
PrNSsYLvANIA. The above are all large
firi.elA.s companies and guarantee ALB
solu,e security. against loss or damage
by fire. VIM. J. Wheeler ag,, Old i.
q. building. South Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
CANTON

We have repor, that steam grlsi mill
OF large capacliy l. io be- erectei AZ an
early DAY pear the station % The u y. 4 II.
Railroad q, Canton.
The storm OF Friday was very severe
along the line of Tue railroad, hui trains
ercsp, a. delayed AZ Mechanic Fails by The
non.arrlvh OF Grand Trunk trains, were
able u make their usual time.
The school (hlgher department a. our
village, taught by SIR. worthley. student
OF Bate. College, il spoken OF BY Al a. one
% the most profitable We have bad TOT
years.
Buslness Ia lar from belag active, hi.
winter, at Canton. bat considerable wool
l. being novel 20 The palp mill, pine tim
Der 20 Pullefs mill AZ the village, and birch
ani other umbsf 20 Thiyer's MIL a. iAe
Point.
/. II. Fuller Is suffering severely from
rheumatic troubles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
RIfMHORD.

Forty.four degrees below zero AZ some
houses near the village.
Circle met Al u. G ElllO,t's Taesiiy; a
merry tlme-wn the verdict.
X W. Neeiham. who IL wintefins In
florldA. writes that orange trees are be-
ginning % blossom aud the trees are leay.
ing out Qalte . oonirast-,hat aud this
with odds In favor of Florida
X l.. Jackson IL able 10 be oli once
more and look after bis business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

N fIoyt A Co. wholesAle and Retail
Druggists % Home. Ca, say We have
been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bliisrs ari Dgcklen's Armies
salso f1r two years. Have never handled
rrmcile. tha, sell A. well, or give snch
universal Satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures sficisd by these
medicine. 10 this city. Several cases OF
pronounced Consumption have been en-
ilrely cured by use Of . few bottles OF Df.
Kings Scy Discovery. taken In connection
with Electric Bliiefs. We guarantee them
always SOLD A. Soyes Drug store. Nor
MaV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
- ~ WILL MAKE - II
II. r. You rtEL ". n.
An EGYPTIAN ROMANCE.

When oar late Minister
O. Tgytt vas travelling
arruss The de-ert. he ~.
laissthat he role q camel
whirh Vas Trs.e--ed ~
the rnost von,iefful agil-
lfy. Understandable ani-
nal, 10 states, voui AZ
times raise hls hind horf
10 biz bead ami scratch
Lh eat, without missing
a single step. one day.
h0weVef, tie animal met.
90 pretended ~ meet,
with a mishap The boof
raiss,i 90 the ear faiie.i %
connect With the ground
again. IN conseg uence 10
cell over, casting me un-
esrsmoniously TO the
earth. ttcn efamins-
tlon, II appeared that tho
camel hal dlsiocatei bic
hlp. While ToD'isrlns
ufon theqnestlon ofwhat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
NORWAY LAKE
Miss Aury Partridge /. Visiting relatives

Miss Aury Partridge IL Visiting rels,ivs'
In this place.
Alton Tucker has been quite sick.
T. NJ. Rowe has crew OF men cuiiine
Ice on the lake.
Herbert Hathaway and Charles J. witt
soa and son.in.lsw OF Hiram Hathaway
are In town. We understand that MT
and Mrs Hathaway are 10 20 bach u
Mass. with them To spend the winter.
The school IN this district IL nearly M
ished. The scholars are qulte generally
interested In The exhibition they are 70
have on the last night
Mrs. Augusta Richardson has returned
IN Hnston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
5bs 0xfars psnruerut.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIREcroRY.

Tir.t nsgtlsi CAarcA fre.ching strsics sysfY
Hs~aInr ~srvirs 81 '. ~ Prayer NcsiinEs
Tharstay kvsninEs
rui.sr.alIst Charrh. Rev. Csre,ins Aargil, r.siof
Frs.ralnF ~srvIos ever -lndaf 81 N A.. Sshtsi,
~fkool 81 n n.
rNris H. nrsss nsat. hmsrf " hascn, let.itf
iiss.nsss Man.rsr. NestinTs Tuesday krtulng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
NORTH FRYEBURO.

The North fryeburg Circle me, las, week
with Mrs. Osborne Chsrles.
oar Representative. Mr.. samuel q. WI
ley. left last week % enter upon his new
duties 81 Augusta
Clarence Day has los, = valuable steer I;
by some accident II became entAnglei 10 q
chain while Ia the lsarn, aud chokei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
FIlYE

We are having very pleassn, weather
here ~ present.
Henry Ellington OF Worcester. Mess,
and Kendall Dliiiugton OF Carthage, have
been visiting Al Isaac Brsieen's.
W. |. IIolt has sold out and Intends 10
On West
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
ROXBuRY.

Scott richards Of Boston Is visiting bis
father. AmasA Richards.
Mrs. John Reed now holds the oiilee OF
School Supervisor OF Rosbury. Mr. boyn'
ton. the former Supervisor, RESIGNED
wishing 10 teach the school In Dist No. Z,
which commenced this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
DrcNfEN's ARNIcl SAVE.

The Bes, salve In the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. chappci Hands, ChllblAln..'
Corrs, and sll SKIN Erupilons, and POSI-.
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. ~
l. guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cts. per box
For sale AZ Soyes Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

Rev. W. : Perkins % lewiston occu-
pied the pulpit a. The unlversAlis, Church
Ssnfsy, on an exchange with Niss Angel
lie delivered an able discourse on "fhcol-
ogy ant Religion"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-08
Cedar ShinGles.

The undsrsigned are nov uanufasturine an
Extra Qaslity Of Cedar 6hinglss at their Mill
and are prepared to supply the public With ths
same At the following prices:
First Glass. per thousand,-....... %
SsoOnd - - ........... q m
The mill is located in the upper part el
Lewiston. Shingles for sale q the mill.
2s.N WYNKOOP + MARTIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
0earbers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern:
a. esses supplied: no charge TEACHERS registered
frse 900 vacancies IA prl 2l daily X AVERY,
AMERICAN school Burean. West i4thst. N. Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov.
MRS M. J. YOtNGFULToN. 20 Union Square
CCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agency
Oldest and best known IN United stats E.tas!shed
1855. East i4th'st, N l.
TEACHERS WANTED.-NO fee for registra-
ton; many vacancies Of the best daily
X 4. AVERY, West Nth.st. ~. Y.
XUOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU deI tuyplies Professors Teacher
Govenesses Musicians HenseketpeIs Compsnions etc. 20
tolerea feftts iery Iookkeepers Stenogra
pbers and Copyists 10 bp siness 6rna
Mrs x d. CULVER. 500 bthave. New-forf CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF P8ODUCE.
Der y.rfh Ri,.r. V.,,sls art X rftr01t6
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-In the line there Is little pass
ing At tho moment market in fact being nominal on
lie basis fair RIO spot invoices PREVIOUS
we'll maintained for the midsr 90 ls On
son tradng was In keeping win au
meas abroad. First prices indicated an advance Of o%
and the market closed at the opening io
lows: January. ls4Ools46, February, s iSS
March, lS45HlS55 April, I8.45GlSoo July, tHf0S
i7sO August II sO0 1885, September. is 10 SlSlb DC
tob-r. IaSOSla35; November. 1880 lS4Oi DecemDer
IL 35alBlO The ranges different months were az
follows: January s55; August n 80 80, Sep
TENDER laO53lSl5; october. 1929 1880: NOV emoer
issOs1s46: December 1850 ls 90 sales e5oo HSgs
COTTON-Whle values for spot stock ere not omclalU
the at the close weak IN keeping
with The Safes 22S bales (Oz as even
ine All OF which consumption The port reccips 10
day 80 baes. comparing with S4o bales nis aay
SS bales for The corresponding daf aa
Since the total receipts have been 100
bales against 1907 $40 bales for the same period as
American standard oil CLASSIFICATION
foIlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

Hay AND sTRAw-The recent heavy rains. according
To have damaged the hay crop very mate
rally Middle states and TINS has guen holders decided
future market. Hay, nsthy-Chece SOC
s5c. No l. rs assoc, No 5s7oc Clover mixed 90 S6c
HOPs-Ths ge neral market Is very unsettled one. On
the one hand sellers claim tho temper firm while
on the other buyers say II weak.
Crop accounts very conflicting. American Hops.
NewYorkstats 1889. Best 1SG2oci do Common TO Good.
lIal6c, DO. 1880. Best 10el2et de- Medium.
con,Son to Good 6SiTc, do 1885 Prime. lilo
Of 1856. Best 2oe23c; do Medium
l60 lsc. 20. Common 1916 -.
MoLAssEs-A dull ana nominal market for boiling stock
METALS = Tin = Steady at 2skS2a45c spot 22soo
22eBc futures Before first CALL 10 tons August sold on tho
Exchange % 13c Sales Of tin In London go tons Of spot
and 100 tons futures Copper-Nominal at spot
10 IS Sales Of Chill bars In London 100
tons OF spot 100 futures Lead-Dull at 466d47oc
NV l. srOREs-Vaiues for Spirits Turpentine adj:
vanced &c. the basis Of 81 o for Asrchanabe and
OF 80 hbs effected Rosins quiet and unchanged
g. 4o 81 SO 81 ~ 81 Isi ~ ~ so; ~ 81 s'~
oILsA duh all directions with no Important
values Quotations. Cottonsce crude on grade,
2eo32c summer yellow fair 10 prinls 81 eA2ei summer
white. 42d43c Cocsanut Ceyiop. Cschie &c
lac, Ln.ssa raw city Sec raw wssssrn % nS
siLc, light pressed 30 bisachsd wintsr zsS
12bc Sperm. crude 81 88c.i natural wnter 6ss1Qci
beaohed winter 73176c. Whale. crude southern Slci
winter 3sc beached winter l0c. extra beached
Olive bbs " 967c Neatsoot prime 90 eI6c' COM
men, SO gOcs Palm. 4 D5c: Musart Seed, 45o4Bc
OCEAN FREI0HTs-rhs entire masst was dull one 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

S TX n ~ se,iisss e.
s.asa ia, sss :ss ss ss.is
:s.n 500 oush sIG;Np ri sasEnssse
! ss.:s ss::SsS oGS ss
% s Ssns
GAN bark tssi. 1909 Ss: 5000 o6 nsphhs
e Ss. fg
Ssrt % s1
with and Ssc. from sop.s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES general market haa a aulsii
sSsuc Gin a asss1s r@
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ss.: Ssi t sesss si'I a
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P M.s n aa smoi rsf sSos
SDP Quoted az light Sf%sss t'nf
S;ass s.ss &C.. Fs 5s
closing figures showing but little change as compared risn
::s y?
aas {: eSss !sss' sss 49,
S sss October esq., closing SsS
HtrraR s An q s.5 ss.ss Sf'
sssss s'
Cheesehe feeling Is OF weakness and prices snow
siSbi decline with very little trading STATE fac
tory 9iss IO1c. Including White to l0s0 1oto Col9red
Skms Sic. Ohio FACTORY, 7SShc- Eggs
Have varied since our last with moderals demand
State Is 9l6c Western. 1901 2c Canada, loH 10 &c
SUGAR-lhs market was q dull one In all positions ana
values without chanses Quotations Tor raw are %
for 96o test Centrifugal Refined ieatuTes,aa an.
Powdered lie &c; Granuated 6s4c Mould 9Stc:'
Confectionery bSlc; Coffee Standard. 7.l6 % 20.
CSee OF A. 5s05Lc White Extra e. &C.. Extra G. 4'sa;
steady and quiet city quoted At Sc SIC.
Western 8ac. Ol~omargarne- moderate demand sales
s and 200 hhds offered ct &c II Kuaran-
teed export but not taken. tn.
'TxLLOW~DulI ami in buyers favor Primo quality
quoted at $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

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Steamship CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday Aug IL anu
every fourth Wednesday thereafter -
Saloon passage. $50 aud upward. Second.class. $50
GLASGOW VIA LON DONDERRY.
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of TO GLASGOW Derry LyerpSoi ana bs,a@
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